At this point you will be an experienced, well qualified professional and probably responsible for managing others. You will be working with a high level of expertise and competence. These are the sort of jobs you could do.
Theatre nurses work with patients of all ages and are involved in each phase of a person’s operation. You will provide high standards of skilled care and support during each phase of a patient’s perioperative care. You will work in hospital operating theatres and anaesthetic/recovery areas. You may also be involved with procedures on wards, … Read more
The Senior Matron role involves reporting directly to the Nurse Director both managerially and professionally. The Senior Matron is responsible primarily for the operational management, leadership and professional delivery of nursing and midwifery services in their area. They will lead on the implementation of transformational change and quality assurance within their areas of responsibility, also. … Read more
Your role is to promote and support a person’s recovery, helping them live independent and fulfilling lives. It is also is to build effective relationships with people who use mental health services, and with their relatives and carers. You might help one person to take their medication correctly while advising another about relevant therapies or … Read more
District Nurses play a crucial role in the primary healthcare team. You will be visiting patients, offering help, advice and support. You may work on your own or with other groups, such as social services, voluntary agencies and other NHS organisations and help to provide and co-ordinate a wide range of care services. As a … Read more
Physician associates support doctors in the diagnosis and management of patients. You will be a graduate who has undertaken postgraduate training and you will work under the supervision of a doctor. You will be trained to perform a number of day-to-day tasks including taking medical histories from patients, performing physical examinations, diagnosing illnesses, seeing patients … Read more
Paramedics have a highly responsible role, often being the senior ambulance service healthcare professional at emergency and non-emergency situations. You will be one of the first healthcare professionals to arrive at the scene. Paramedics are usually the senior member of a two-person ambulance crew, with an Emergency Care Assistant or Technician to support them. You … Read more
Nursing offers you the chance to make a difference to people’s lives and have a career with excellent employment prospects. Whatever your role, being a Nurse is as rewarding as it is challenging. Your training will also give you the practical and technical skills you need throughout your career. You will specialise in one of … Read more
Health visitors are nurses or midwives who are passionate about promoting healthy lifestyles and preventing illness. They work with families to give pre-school-age children the best possible start in life. Health visitors are qualified and registered nurses or midwives who have chosen to gain additional training and qualifications. Their additional training enables them to assess … Read more
Practice Nurses are an important part of delivering care in General Practice. An increasing shift of care from hospitals to General Practice provides Practice Nurses with a really exciting career choice. In larger practices, you might be one of several Practice Nurses sharing duties and responsibilities. In others, you might be working on your own, … Read more
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